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  1. Class Actinopoda - Definition, …

    • (Based on Riedel (1967) proposal) Kingdom: Protista - Consists of simple eukaryotes (protists) that either exist as single cells/solitary or in colonies. They are commonly found in aquatic environmen… See more

    Definition: What Is Actinopoda?

    While some of the species are colonial (form agglomerations), the majority of Actinopods are solitary and thus occur as single cells that float freely in their habitat. In addition t… See more

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    Ecology

    As mentioned, Actinopods are mostly found in marine environments (particularly Radiolarians and Acantharia) where they occur singly or in colonies. Radiolarians, for instance, h… See more

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    Radiolarians

    Like many other protists, Radiolarians are unicellular organisms. However, some of the species form colonies. Although they are generally small in size, the single-celled species var… See more

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    Heliozoans

    Like other members of the class Actinopoda, Heliozoans are planktonic protozoa. However, they are commonly found in freshwater environments where they exist a… See more

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    Acantharia

    Like other members of the class Actinopoda, Acantharia are unicellulareukaryotes. They range from 20 to 800um in size with a spherical body structure. U… See more

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  1. Radiolarian | Marine Protists, Plankton, Microscopic | Britannica

  2. Heliozoan | Single-celled, Flagellated, Protozoan | Britannica

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    Class Actinopoda is under the subphylum Sarcodina and phylum Sarcomastigophora that consists of planktic marine organisms. However, some members of this group can be found in freshwater. Like members of the class Foraminifera, the majority of actinopods are shelled protozoans which separates/distinguish them from other naked members of the phylum.
    Actinopoda, Calkins 1909, a major historical grouping of amoeba that included Radiolarians and Heliozoans This disambiguation page lists biology articles associated with the same name. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
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    The class is further divided into several subclasses that include heliozoa, acantharia, and radiolaria. * The name Actinopoda is derived from the Greek words "actinos" meaning ray and "pous" meaning foot. Some members of the class Actinopoda include:
    As mentioned, Actinopods are mostly found in marine environments (particularly Radiolarians and Acantharia) where they occur singly or in colonies. Radiolarians, for instance, have been identified in all world oceans with distribution and abundance being dependent on various biotic and abiotic factors.
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